Boosting photothermal conversion through simultaneous donor engineering and boron-complexation for solar driven applications

Yitian Pan; Derong Cao; Xueguang Ran; Lingyun Wang

doi:10.1039/d5qm00898k

January 1, 2026Materials Chemistry Frontiers

Boosting photothermal conversion through simultaneous donor engineering and boron-complexation for solar driven applications

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To enhance the efficiency of photothermal materials for converting solar energy into thermal energy.
Engineering donor materials to broaden absorption spectra
Utilizing boron-complexation techniques
Testing materials under solar energy conditions
Increased efficiency of thermal energy conversion
Broadened absorption spectra leading to better sunlight capture
Improved safety and adaptability for solar applications

Implication

Experimental study reveals enhanced thermal energy conversion in organic photothermal materials, indicating potential for solar applications.

Abstract

The organic photothermal materials provides a valid way to convert solar energy directly into thermal energy with non-pollution, safety and adaptability.However, the limitations of narrow absorption spectra, low molar absorption...

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Boosting photothermal conversion through simultaneous donor engineering and boron-complexation for solar driven applications

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